3FM has launched its annual road safety campaign to make sure kids can be seen leading up to the fast approaching winter months.
Be Safe, Be Seen is now in its fourth year and means over 30 primary schools on the Isle of Man will be given reflective stickers for children to make them more visible to cars in the dark.
We've teamed up with sponsors Canaccord Wealth IOM and CTH Insurance to make the campaign possible.
The stickers are available from various locations around the Isle of Man.
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3FM launches annual Be Safe, Be Seen campaign
3FM has launched its annual road safety campaign to make sure kids can be seen leading up to the fast approaching winter months.
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